06:11:52 GMT <psprint> https://redis.io/commands/type says reply type is STRING, but I clearly get in reply->type value 5, which is REDIS_REPLY_STATUS
06:11:57 GMT <psprint> in hiredis
07:59:40 GMT <badboy_> psprint: it says "simple string reply" which corresponds to a REPLY_STATUS in hiredis
08:00:56 GMT <psprint> so the other one is Bulk String
08:01:07 GMT <badboy_> right
11:38:43 GMT <ballu> hi guys
11:41:01 GMT <ballu> need one help on redis with gnocchi
11:42:26 GMT <minus> sorry, but redis is not edible
12:53:54 GMT <Mavericks> when the the delay call is made error   https://thepasteb.in/p/r0hwJ2r5N74sK
12:54:19 GMT <Mavericks> ends in
12:54:42 GMT <Mavericks> https://thepasteb.in/p/1jhnWq67V6psB
12:54:42 GMT <Mavericks> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'TimeoutError'
12:54:50 GMT <Mavericks> What could be the issue ?
12:55:06 GMT <Mavericks> has anyone come across this issue ?
13:12:37 GMT <badboy_> Mavericks: obviously it's timing  out ;)
13:13:10 GMT <Mavericks> @badboy_ : what's causing it to do so is baffling
13:13:14 GMT <badboy_> oh, wait. it fails because it wants to throw a timeout error but there is no attribute for that :D
13:13:39 GMT <Mavericks> no users only one user and just one worker to run a background task
13:13:44 GMT <badboy_> Mavericks: I don't know what it is doing and what timeouts are configured, so it could be everything
13:14:10 GMT <Mavericks> no timeout configuration. this is like the simplest version
13:14:13 GMT <Mavericks> well sort of
13:14:32 GMT <Mavericks> essentially https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/celery-heroku
13:14:54 GMT <Mavericks> chose redis pretty much that and absolutely no change at all.
13:16:49 GMT <badboy_> first off you should google the error and see if any of the bug reports apply to you
13:17:09 GMT <badboy_> I never used celery so can't really help with its specifics
13:17:11 GMT <Mavericks> did that and researched the docs and redis troubleshooting guide and also google groups no luck yet
13:17:36 GMT <Mavericks> badboy_:   thanks for trying tho.
13:17:51 GMT <Mavericks> appreciated sometimes this conversation could clear up things :0
13:17:52 GMT <Mavericks> :)
13:18:35 GMT <badboy_> right
16:41:06 GMT <AndrewGazelka> [Jedis] I am reading the book "Redis in Action" and they have code posted on GitHub. I am wondering why the "id" subkey of the article would be set each time articles are pulled up, instead of being created each time the article is created. Note: the id subkey is the same as the id key referencing the HASH.
16:41:16 GMT <*> AndrewGazelka  Hopes that made sense 
16:41:25 GMT <AndrewGazelka> https://github.com/josiahcarlson/redis-in-action/blob/master/java/src/main/java/Chapter01.java#L95
18:20:48 GMT <badboy_> AndrewGazelka: it is just added to the returned objects
21:54:15 GMT <Industrial> Hi. Is there a web admin UI thing that I can easily start with Docker and connect to my redis container?
21:54:29 GMT <Industrial> To inspect the data in redis :)
22:04:42 GMT <minus> there's redis desktop manager, Industrial
22:05:07 GMT <minus> or plain redis-cli, or a python shell with redis module